T-Mobile Becomes the UNcarrier on march 26th

On Tuesday, T-Mobile is holding an event in New York City where they are expected to announce all of their UNcarrier changes along with their first round of LTE market launches. It's going to be a big day for magenta! Read More

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Individual CyanogenMod Maintainers Passing on the Galaxy S4; Due To Exynos?

This story got a little confusing for some people. Basically a few of the maintainers for the Galaxy devices had voiced their opinion on XDA that they did not want to develop for the Galaxy S4 because Samsung does a terrible job open sourcing and documenting developing for their Exynos chips. Read More

This week we launched our accessory store. We carry just about everything you can think of for each Android phone out there. Head over to the store now and check it out. Read More

HTC Blames the One Delay on Not Being One of the 'Cool' OEM's anymore

Recently, HTC has been running into all kinds of trouble with the HTC One. Including it now being delayed until the end of April. Which really sucks for HTC since the Galaxy S4 will be out by then. Read More

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Panasonic May Be Selling Its Smartphone Business to HTC or TSMC

Now many of you might think "Panasonic has a smartphone business?" Yeah they don't do to much with it, and never bring it to the US, so many of us don't know about their smartphones. But it appears they aren't doing so well. Read More

This thing is going to be powerful! Bringing the Snapdragon 800 processor which has Qualcomm's Quick Charge 2.0 and it's clocked at 2.3GHz. I'll definitely take one. Read More

Google Play Store 4.0 Gets Previewed

This week, the guys over at Droid Life got a hold of the apk for version 4.0 of the Google Play Store. They were able to show it off in some screenshots and video, and it looks really nice in my opinion. Read More

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Motorola Confirms Customizable X Phone for Google IO 2013

This week, the newest Motorola employee Guy Kawasaki took to Google+ to ask how people would love being able to customize their smartphone's hardware. Of course many of us would love too, right? Read More